BIM allows health and safety information to be presented and shared in ways that can improve the process and procedures on your projects at every stage.

There are a number of practical applications that can be developed at each stage of the construction process to improve health and safety and information can be gathered and translated into something useful, which in effect adds value. In this course we will show you how to use the project information to support health and safety.

This course will also help you understand the benefits of structured health and safety information management and its digital information exchange across the entire supply chain. The application of BIM to health and safety is a natural progression of its capabilities.

This course will be delivered live by your BIM Academy instructor over our virtual learning platform.

Who should attend this course?

The BIM for Health & Safety training course can be applicable to anyone associated with the project from clients to designers, contractors, and facilities managers. All those with a remit for delivering or monitoring health and safety.

Learning Outcomes

1. Overview of the basic concepts and principles of BIM.
2. Introduction to PAS 1192 part 6 and its relationship to other documents.
3. The roles and key participants in health and safety information.
4. How health and safety information is structured.

Key Takeaways

You will learn how to Integrate BIM and health and safety, manage collaborative sharing of health and safety information and manage health and safety information in document formats.

How to integrate health and safety into your project common data environment and importance of clear Asset Information Requirements through a checkable digital Plan of Works.

Certification

On completion of this course, you will be awarded a BIM Academy BIM-training certificate, accredited in association with Northumbria University.

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